Lead, Multi Asset Arbitrage Valuation

Posted 2 days ago

mission staffingNew York (NY)

Financial Quantitative Analysts Portfolio Management and Investment Advice

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Manager

SALARY

$150,000-$200,000

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About the role

A top investment manager is expanding a high-impact valuations team supporting a growing multi-asset arbitrage platform. This is a rare opportunity to join a lean, high-visibility group working directly with senior stakeholders across credit and equities. A leading global investment firm with a diversified multi-asset platform and significant growth across credit and equity strategies.

Job Description: Review and validate daily, MTD, and YTD PnL prior to distribution Perform price verification and manage valuation exceptions Investigate and resolve PnL breaks across market data, trades, and valuation inputs Validate pricing inputs including curves, spreads, and volatility surfaces Escalate material issues and drive timely resolution Ensure adherence to valuation and PnL policies Enhance valuation methodologies and control frameworks Support new product onboarding and valuation governance Partner with Technology on reporting, controls, and automation improvements Contribute to process improvements and team initiatives Requirements / Qualifications:5+ years of experience in valuation, product control, or PnL control Strong understanding of multi-asset valuation concepts Experience with PnL production and reporting Advanced Excel; Python and SQL strongly preferred Experience with corporate and/or convertible bonds required Exposure to liquid credit strategies; structured products (CLOs, MBS) a plus Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Ability to work in a fast-paced environment Strong communication skills with ability to interact with PMsBachelor’s degree in a relevant field

Base Salary Range: $150,000-$200,000. Total Compensation to $250,000

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